Rohilkhand Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Faculty strength is limited, with only a few being truly supportive. Though the curriculum is as per university norms, actual academic activities and clinical exposure are less. Exams are conducted regularly, but overall, studies need improvement. And only motivates.

Faculty: Teachers are good and supportive. You get 12 days of curriculum first, where you learn about the course and get motivated to work better in BAMS. You might get over the trauma of not getting an MBBS. Semesters are bearable. One needs to get 50% or above to pass.

Faculty: Teachers are good, but they do not provide excellent knowledge. Sometimes, I feel this college is just for attendance, and there are no practical classes. They do not provide excellent knowledge. Sometimes, I feel this college is just for attendance, with no practical classes.

Faculty: Teaching is top-notch. They teach well and a lot. Exams happen every 6 months, and professional exams occur every 1.5 years. Exams aren't really difficult if you've studied enough. Ayurveda is tough, but with the correct approach, you can crack it. There's Sanskrit as a subject.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and friendly. In medical college, self-study is the first priority. The course is a little tough because you have to manage the Ayurvedic (Hindi) part and the modern medical part simultaneously. The teaching quality is good. The main problem arises in the Sanskrit or Hindi part of the course, which CBSE or ICSE board students struggle with.